Safety Through Spiritual Life Skills is an initiative of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University. It is dedicated to the United Nations Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011 – 2020

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Silent Conversations Retreat

Conference 2016 – Mt. Abu

29^th July to 31^st July 2016. Venue: Gyan Sarovar, Mt. Abu

To experience divine connection is the accurate practice of RajYoga Meditation. Meditation is a conscious choice to create quality thoughts.
A tranquil mind does not erupt or react to things, rather it has the capacity to observe.
Silent Conversations is a special retreat to enable one to Experience Peace in the Light of Meditation. MORE DETAILS

29^th July to 02^nd August, 2016

Gyan Sarovar, Mt. Abu:

The Transport and Travel Wing has organized a refreshing National Conference-cum-Meditation Retreat – ‘Speed, Safety, Spirituality’ for those who wish to steer to serenity. This small interval in time can be the turning point in the expedition of our life.
We cordially welcome you to this retreat to relax, refresh, and recharge.
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18^th July to 22^nd July, 2014:

This conference invited the participation of personnel associated with the roadways, railways and tourism sectors. It’s aim was at sharing the wisdom and experience of applied spirituality for strengthening the foundations of these service sectors.

The theme for this year was ‘Speed, Safety, Spirituality’. In the journey of life, speed is an important measure of power and success today. But in the pursuit of speed, if safety of life, ethics or harmony is compromised, it questions the very purpose of our efforts. MORE NEWS

Safety through Spiritual Life Skills – About the project

This project is an initiative to raise awareness about road safety amongst road users and other stakeholders and to promote the importance of peace of mind, inner stability and application of human values for enhancing safety.

We are all aware that a mind disturbed by thoughts and emotions of fear, worry, anger and such tendencies heavily impacts concentration and presence of mind. This jeopardizes life in a heavily mechanized environment today. Spiritual life skills help individuals get a grip of their inner world and effectively steer their thoughts, emotions, attitudes and actions to bring benefit to the self and others.

Activities in this project have been designed to promote a sense of self-esteem and self-responsibility leading to self-transformation. The cumulative effect of change in ‘human’ perspectives and behavioral patterns, across various stakeholders, is believed to contribute to better road management systems, safer road users and safer roads.

The Overall Aim of this project is to reduce the incidence of road accidents by inspiring and educating individuals to practice road safe behavior.

The project focuses on road users but also has a multi-stakeholder approach considering that enhancing road safety would be possible only when one reaches diverse stakeholders like transport and traffic personnel, vehicle drivers, other road users especially children and youth, infrastructure developers, automobile companies, traffic authorities and legislators.